Landscape Grading & Drainage
Gold Hill, Oregon
We provide expert landscape grading and drainage services for residential and commercial projects across Gold Hill and Southern Oregon.
Rough
Landscape Grading
Rough grading sets the groundwork for your site by shaping the land to establish proper elevation and slope. This initial phase removes large debris and redistributes soil to match the general layout of your project. It ensures the land is prepped for drainage, structures, and future phases.
Finish
Landscape Grading
Finish grading refines the land after rough grading is complete. This step smooths and levels the surface, fine-tunes slopes, and prepares the soil for landscaping or final construction. It’s essential for aesthetics, drainage performance, and long-term site stability.
Final
Landscape Grading
Final grading is the last step before planting or building begins. It ensures optimal drainage by adjusting the top layer of soil, shaping swales, and directing water away from structures. This step is critical for preventing water-related issues like erosion or foundation damage.
Surface
Drainage
Surface drainage manages rainwater and runoff using natural grading or shallow ditches. Sloped surfaces, swales, and berms are used to direct water away from buildings, driveways, and low-lying areas. This method is simple, effective, and ideal for handling large surface flows.
French Drains
& Trench Drains
French and trench drains are underground solutions designed to capture and redirect excess water. French drains are gravel-filled trenches with perforated pipe, ideal for wet lawns or foundations. Trench drains use grates to collect surface water from paved areas, preventing puddles and pooling.
Storm
Drainage Systems
Storm drainage systems manage heavy rainfall and prevent flooding by directing water into underground pipes or municipal storm sewers. These systems may include catch basins, downspout connections, and channel drains to move large volumes of runoff safely.
Dry Well Installation
Dry wells are underground containers that temporarily hold runoff and slowly release it into the soil. They’re useful for managing stormwater when direct drainage routes aren’t available, helping to reduce overload on municipal systems.
Downspouts & Drainage Pipes
These systems move roof runoff away from your foundation using underground pipes or surface-level channels. They protect basements and crawl spaces from moisture problems and improve overall site drainage.
Catch Basin Construction
Catch basins collect surface runoff and trap debris, allowing clean water to flow into connected drainage pipes. Commonly placed in low spots, they prevent clogging and flooding in both landscaped and hardscaped areas.
Landscape Grading & Drainage Examples
Here are a few landscape grading and drainage projects we’ve done. To see our most up-to-date projects, check out our Facebook page here.
